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    Trees for a 3-valued logic

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    Abstract
    Johnson claims that Slater is mistaken in identifying his system, presented by using tree rules, with a natural deduction system that results from modifying a system used by Copi. He then modifies Slater's tree rules and shows that these tree rules can be used to pick out precisely those arguments that are valid in a three-valued logic described by Bochvar.
     
    Publisher version: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3327454.
    Author(s)
    Johnson, Fred (Frederick A.)

    Date Issued
    1984
    Format
    born digital; articles
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